Gavin Hunt’s Daughter Stuns Fans Online With Striking And Bold Photos

Gavin Hunt’s Daughter Stuns Fans Online With Striking And Bold Photos

  • Kaitlin Hunt, daughter of veteran coach Gavin Hunt, recently shared bold and eye-catching pictures that captured attention online
  • Her followers quickly reacted with a mix of admiration, humour and playful comments, highlighting her growing popularity in football circles
  • Beyond the spotlight, Kaitlin is a qualified biokineticist and holds a CAF C Coaching Licence, showing that football truly runs in the Hunt family

Durban City head coach Gavin Hunt remains one of South Africa’s most respected football veterans, having guided several clubs, including the now-defunct Bidvest Wits and previously SuperSport United.

Beyond his decorated career, Hunt’s family continues to make waves in the football fraternity through his daughter, Kaitlin.

Gavin Hunt, Kaitlin Hunt, Supersport United
Kaitlin Hunt is an avid fan of her father Gavin. Image:@kaitlinhunt
Source: Twitter

Kaitlin is more than just a supporter of her father’s journey. A qualified biokineticist and sports scientist, she works closely with athletes to prevent injuries and maximise performance.

Her approach combines scientific precision with genuine care, making her stand out in a highly competitive field.

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In addition to her profession, Kaitlin has openly shared her ambitions of stepping into coaching. She graduated in 2024 with a CAF C Coaching Licence, showing that football truly runs in the Hunt family’s veins.

Inspired by her father’s legacy, she has expressed interest in following a similar path, blending her academic expertise with her love for the game.

Gavin Hunt, Kaitlin Hunt, Supersport United
Gavin Hunt and his daughter pose for a picture. Image:@kaitlinhunt
Source: Twitter

Fans react to Kaitlin Hunt’s bold photos

Recently, Kaitlin shared a series of bold and beautiful pictures on her social media, drawing wide attention from followers who praised both her confidence and charm.

Many fans filled the comments section with admiration and light-hearted humour, reflecting her growing popularity in South African football circles.

Some of the notable reactions included:

@ruthlessRSA:

“Pure class 👌💋, no words needed.”

@SwartSakk:

“From today, I’m officially King Swartsakk Hunt."

@MSihlongon73229:

“Yho 😍, this is really impressive!”

Take a look at the pictures below:

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@Owen_sandawana:

“Go šetše 🤏🏿.”

@Shademan_S_Fiya:

“I can even change my surname to Hunt."

@MemesTshivenda:

“I’ve been in the hunt for someone like this all along 😆🤣, finally found you.”

See the beautiful picture below:

@mminakgomotrevo:

“Let me hunt you.”

@ZanoJongwa:

“Becoming Mr Hunt 😩.”

Gavin Hunt's coaching career

From his early coaching days at Seven Stars and Hellenic to his title-winning exploits with SuperSport United and Bidvest Wits, his career has been punctuated by moments of brilliance and tactical mastery.

While some coaches burn out or fade away, Hunt has continued to reinvent himself, adapting to different squads, playing styles, and footballing eras.

Gavin Hunt, Supersport United, Premier Soccer League
Gavin Hunt has a rich history having coached Supersport United, Bidvest Wits, Hellenic and currently Durban City. Image: @supersport
Source: Instagram

The 59-year-old tactician has become synonymous with hard-nosed discipline, meticulous planning, and a keen eye for talent. His coaching philosophy, which balances pragmatism with attacking intent, has yielded results across different clubs.

It was under his guidance that SuperSport United dominated the PSL between 2008 and 2010, clinching three consecutive league titles.

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At Bidvest Wits, he engineered an unexpected yet well-deserved league triumph in 2017, proving that his coaching acumen was timeless.

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Ncube Harrison (Sports Editor) Harrison Ncube is a sports journalist with years of experience covering African and global sports. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in Media Studies from the Zimbabwe Open University and previously worked at Sports Buzz (2018–2022), freelanced for Sports Journal (2023–2024), and contributed to Radio 54 African Panorama Live (2021–2023). He joined Briefly News in February 2025. For inquiries, reach him at ncube.harrison@briefly.co.za.